Hosted by Geloofstoerusting · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 36 episodes
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This podcast series features the English-language talks of Geloofstoerusting, a Dutch Christian ministry. Each lecture is thoughtfully crafted to strengthen believers – equipping them with biblical insight, spiritual encouragement and practical tools for living out their faith. Whether you’re seeking deeper understanding, personal growth or inspiration for ministry, this podcast provides accessible and enriching content for the journey
Geloofstoerusting hosts Equipping Faith Lectures, a religion show with 36 episodes published.
Tom Schreiner concludes his series by showing that justification by faith is not merely a legal doctrine—it profoundly shapes the Christian life. He outlines five pastoral benefits flowing from being declared righteous i
Tom Schreiner argues that the New Testament consistently teaches that Christians must persevere in faith to be finally saved. Contrary to some evangelistic clichés (“You’re saved no matter what you do now”), Scripture ne
Dr. Tom Schreiner argues that justification is central to the Christian gospel and historically was the key point separating Protestants and Roman Catholics. The Reformers saw justification as the doctrine on which the c
Eric Ortlund argues that the Book of Job addresses a specific kind of suffering: a Job-like ordeal—extreme, inexplicable, and not caused by sin or intended for spiritual growth. Job suffers not because he is guilty, but
Jim Hamilton argues that the Book of Psalms is not a random anthology, but a carefully arranged, unified book that tells a coherent, biblical-theological story from David to the Messiah and the salvation of the world. Li
Kevin McKay reflects on how biblical theology has transformed his preaching and pastoring. Early in ministry, though he believed in the power of preaching, his sermons were often information-heavy and unclear—like “a mot
Matthias Lohmann shows from 1 Corinthians 10 that the Old Testament was written for us—for the instruction, warning, and perseverance of Christians today. Paul recounts five profound experiences of Israel during the Exod
Derek Bass opens by explaining why he has long preached Psalm 137: it is one of Scripture’s hardest texts, especially the violent final verse. Many reject the God of the Bible because of passages like this, but Bass insi
Jim Hamilton walks slowly through Genesis 3 to show how the Bible’s central plot conflict—the war between the seed of the woman and the seed of the serpent—begins in Eden. He highlights the literary interconnectedness of
Kevin McKay turns to Exodus 4 to encourage discouraged pastors by showing where true ministerial confidence must come from. Moses, called to lead Israel out of Egypt, responds with a cascade of excuses rooted in fear, in
Matthias Lohmann reflects on Jesus’ encounter with the disciples on the road to Emmaus (Luke 24:13–35) to show how Christ turns sadness and confusion into joy through a right understanding of Scripture. The disciples kno
Derek Bass argues that Matthew’s use of Hosea 11:1 (“Out of Egypt I called my son”) only seems puzzling when readers misunderstand Hosea’s own inner-biblical interpretation. Hosea himself reads the first exodus typologic
Jim Hamilton explains that to understand the New Testament’s use of the Old Testament, Christians must grasp biblical typology—patterns intentionally placed in Scripture by the human authors under the Spirit’s guidance.
Derek Bass argues that Hosea is a deeply self-conscious biblical theologian whose preaching depends on the Torah—especially Deuteronomy—and who interprets Israel’s history through a redemptive-historical, typological len
Jim Hamilton begins by praying that God would free believers from the expressive individualism of modern culture and reshape them by Scripture. He defines biblical theology as “the attempt to understand and embrace the i
Tim Savage asks what the future of the gospel in Europe will be amid deep secularism, and instead of offering opinions, he turns to Jesus’ words in Luke 10. Jesus sends out the seventy-two two by two, showing that gospel
Tim Savage opens with humor and warmth, but quickly turns to the good news of the gospel, which he argues is far better and more powerful than the cynicism of the modern world. Preaching from Colossians 1–3, he shows tha
Collin Hansen humorously contrasts American church-growth strategies with the biblical vision of the church. Instead of targeting niche groups with tailored teaching, music, and programs built on the assumption that “peo
Collin Hansen explains why contextualization—communicating an unchanging gospel in changing cultures—is central to the mission of The Gospel Coalition. Drawing on missiologists like Harvie Conn and Lesslie Newbigin, he a
John Piper defines Christian preaching as “expository exaltation”—the faithful explanation of biblical meaning combined with the preacher’s heartfelt joy in the truth he proclaims. He distinguishes exaltation (with a u)
Dr. Tom Schreiner
James Buchanan Harrison Professor of New Testament Interpretation and Professor of Biblical Theology · Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
2 appearances on this show
Jim Hamilton
former Scotland lock and British & Irish Lion · Yale School of Medicine
1 appearance on this show
Collin Hansen
vice president for content and editor-in-chief · The Gospel Coalition
1 appearance on this show
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Equipping Faith Lectures is hosted by Geloofstoerusting. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 36 episodes.
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